Boat charter in SE Asia · Lagoon 421 in Koh Chang — “Chirouble” — (2014)

Chirouble sits at Koh Chang, one of Thailand's finest charter bases, ready to carry eight guests through a coastline of limestone cliffs, hidden bays, and island communities. This 2014 Lagoon 421 catamaran gives you four cabins and four full bathrooms—rare comfort for groups and families wanting privacy without compromise. Each cabin sleeps two, with ensuite facilities that mean no queuing or compromises on a week at sea. The twin hulls define life aboard. They hold Chirouble rock-steady at anchor, so no swinging around your friends' boats or uncomfortable nights. The shallow 1.25-meter draft opens access that monohulls cannot reach: the shallow turquoise waters off Koh Wai, the sand flats around Mu Koh Chang National Park, beaches where deep-draft boats simply cannot go. Between the hulls sits the enormous trampoline netting—genuine outdoor living space where you sprawl, sunbathe, or watch the water slip past below. The saloon and galley occupy the bridge deck, naturally central and naturally ventilated, with sight lines through the boat. The cockpit is huge, protected, and designed for daylong anchoring sessions. From Koh Chang you cruise east to Cambodia, south to Trat's islands, or west toward Rayong's reefs. The catamaran's width gives you the space to carry crew, friends, or extended family without feeling crowded. Four bathrooms mean everyone showers on their own schedule. The dual engines and roller-furling setup let bareboat sailors handle her simply, or yield to the lazier option: drop the pick and stay put, because Chirouble holds her ground.